New study finds wild chimpanzees do not show disorganised attachment
: Wild chimpanzees develop secure or insecure-avoidant attachments to their mothers
Eine Langzeitstudie beziffert erstmalig den relativen Einfluss von Artenschutz in 16 afrikanischen Ländern und zeigt, wie entscheidend die langfristige Präsenz von Strafverfolgung, Tourismus, Forschung und NROs für das Überleben von Schimpansen, Bonobos und Gorillas ist.
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Startseite Newsroom News Die Strafverfolgung von Wilderern
Household income and knowledge about health risks drive the consumption of wild animal – meat in West Africa
animal meat in West Africa March 20, 2017 Behavioral Biology Ecology (B&M) Infection
Household income and knowledge about health risks drive the consumption of wild animal – meat in West Africa
animal meat in West Africa March 20, 2017 Behavioral Biology Ecology (B&M) Infection
Household income and knowledge about health risks drive the consumption of wild animal – meat in West Africa
animal meat in West Africa March 20, 2017 Behavioral Biology Ecology (B&M) Infection
A study GPS tracked geese before and after New Year’s Eve, revealing changes in behaviour that persisted well after the fireworks ended
birds Fireworks have long-lasting effects on wild birds A study GPS tracked geese
How intensive agriculture turned a wild plant into a pervasive weed
makes the weed Agriculture makes the weed How intensive agriculture turned a wild
How intensive agriculture turned a wild plant into a pervasive weed
makes the weed Agriculture makes the weed How intensive agriculture turned a wild
Reintroduction of genetically distinct subspecies has led to hybridization in an endangered wild
ultimate goal of these centres is often reintroduction: to return these animals to wild
Researchers at Max Planck Institutes study primates in the wild and in the lab.
Leipzig study both species of large great ape – gorillas and chimpanzees – in the wild
